Between 5 and 7 June 2015, Cor Eixample and the Barcelona City Council are holding a new edition of the Barcelona Modernista Fair.

The Fair is part of the activities of the Right Side of the Eixample´s local festival, taking place in Carrer Girona between Avinguda Diagonal and Carrer València, although this year it will also include the side lanes of Diagonal. There will be many leisure and cultural activities for young people, adults and toddlers, including guided tours, children´s workshops, Modernista puppets, a display of automata, a stall presenting period cars, a train ride on a small period train, conferences on Modernisme, a family bike ride (you must be dressed in period costume to participate), street entertainment and many other surprises. Other towns and organisations connected in some way to Modernisme will also be present, as well as a stand offering information and products related to the Barcelona Modernisme Route.

This year the Fair is dedicated to the sculptor Josep Llimona i Bruguera (1864-1934).

The official program will soon be available on the website www.rutadelmodernisme.com. For more information call the Barcelona Modernisme Centre on (+34) 933 177 652.

For the 3rd edition of Art Nouveau World Day, the Réseau Art Nouveau Network invites you to share your vision of women in Art Nouveau.
As an artist, as a muse or represented in an Art Nouveau œuvre. Please send a picture at info@artnouveau-net.eu with the caption: Name of the œuvre, name of the artist - place/city, date - © Copyright before the 9th of June.

All pictures corresponding to the theme will be published on the morning of 10 June to be submitted to the vote.
Two prizes will be given:

- "the Internet community´s price" to the picture which obtained the highest number of likes
- "the Jury´s price" given by the secretariat of the network

If you´re part of the ten most liked pictures, The Réseau Art Nouveau Network has a surprise for you!

The Jugendstilverein Bad Nauheim e. V. is proud to present its third poster exhibition, "Seduced by Advertising". The Belle Époque witnessed the emergence of new marketing strategies that represented the beginning of modern advertising. Companies and businesses began to boost their production and sales by means of clever, tempting advertisements. They commissioned renowned painters and graphic designers to produce highly artistic posters, thus creating a new style of art that even found its way into museums and exhibitions.

The present exhibition is divided into three sections: "Everyday Life", "Luxury" and "Culture", and includes posters by Alphonse Mucha, Friedrich Wilhelm Kleukens and William H. Bradley, among other artists.

Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 2-6pm, Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 6pm.

Free entrance

Experience the art event of the year in 2015! These two great artists will compete for the first time together in a dual exhibition based on a collaboration between two of the world's leading monographic museums; the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and the Munch Museum.

The Leopold Museum will present the first comprehensive exhibition in Vienna featuring more than 80 works by the British artist Tracey Emin (born in 1963), a leading figure of the "Young British Artists". Tracey Emin, a superstar and enfant terrible of contemporary art, will engage in a fascinating artistic dialogue, as she will not only present her own works but will also incorporate a personal selection of drawings by Egon Schiele into the exhibition. This exploration of the Austrian Expressionist´s oeuvre allows Tracey Emin to venture into unchartered territory with her art and to draw interesting parallels.

The topic of metamorphosis is directly related to his work, without model or witness, in the privacy of the studio. Fragile plasters as well as bronzes, marble figures, drawings, watercolours and photographs all attest to this creative intensity.